Guardian Music — Forget the Rock Band video game, software is being developed that not only recreates Beatles performances, it allows the Fab Four to play other artists' music in their own styleFancy some tickets to a live performance by the Beatles – with Jim... more info

NME — Apple-shaped device set for December release more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — "My current new favourite German band of all time. Proper tour bus music. Spiritual!!"That was how Noel described the band Neu! this time last year.Oasis are big fans of Neu! and you can hear their influence on songs such as 'Falling Down' which Noel... more info

Undercover, Australia — A song written by George Harrison in the 60s has been completed more than 40 years later by a British songwriter. more info

Chorus.fm — EMI is suing (http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/11/emi-sues-bluebeat-for-infringing-beatles-copyrights/) BlueBeat (http://bluebeat.com) for selling *The Beatles (http://thebeatles.com)* catalog without permission. Submitted by xshady121 more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The game sold 595,000 units during September in the U.S., but it may be a long and winding road to profitability for The Beatles: Rock Band. more info

The Independent — Following the September 9 debut of The Beatles' digitally remastered catalogue on CD, music labels Apple Corp Ltd. (not to be confused with the computer company) and EMI Music on November 3 announced the worldwide release of a Beatles Stereo USB 'ap... more info

Guardian Music — Hackney Empire, LondonOf the many confusing things about the current series of The X Factor – not least the issue of exactly what Simon Cowell asks for when he goes to the hairdressers – perhaps the most confusing is the judges' attitud... more info

Chorus.fm — *The Beatles' (http://thebeatles.com)* entire back catalogue is now available for download (http://www.nme.com/news/the-beatles/48176) on the US-based MP3 selling website Bluebeat (http://bluebeat.com). Submitted by topher465 more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Beatles catalog remains the digital Holy Grail -- one of the lone iTunes holdouts. Even as the band has made its music available for a video game and licensed works to commercials, the Beatles remain one of the few... more info